Anthologist or the Art of Curating Narratives

Tales of Origin

In the midst of a world stilled by a pandemic, the serene island of Paros in Greece became the birthplace of Anthologist. Andria Mitsakos, a global wanderer and travel publicist by profession, found herself not in the bustling hallways of an airport but in a farmhouse she was renovating. This period of self-reflection and pause steered her onto a novel path. Gone were the days of transient purchases; it was a time to treasure the treasured.

Mitsakos passionately believes in curating, not consuming. Her sentiment, “we need more treasures and fewer things,” captures the essence of Anthologist’s vision. However, it's not just about chic décor and unique artefacts. At its core, it's about upholding age-old artisanal traditions and ensuring they stand the test of time. As Mitsakos aptly puts it, "Cultural preservation is the new sustainability.”

Carving Chronicles for Hospitality

While the world may be familiar with Mitsakos's exceptional sense of style, those in the hospitality industry are privy to her unparalleled expertise. Her advice to them? Ditch the monotonous, dive into the diverse. It's high time hotels moved away from the "sea of sameness". Instead of the mundane, why not infuse spaces with unique artefacts that have a legacy? After all, there’s more to guest experience than just service. It's about creating memories, etching moments. And please, as Mitsakos quips, "No more chocolates."